Topic: advocacy
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WQA marks 50-year anniversary as trade association
The Water Quality Association is marking its 50th anniversary as a trade association and the leading voice of the residential, commercial and industrial water treatment industry. A new timeline on the WQA website highlights key milestones of the industry’s advancement over the past five decades.
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WQA President Moore outlines vision, goals
Newly installed WQA President Amanda Moore, CWS, is our guest on WQA Radio this week. Hear her comments – from the Expo floor and the Keynote Session – during the recent WQA Convention & Exposition in Las Vegas. Moore gives her reflections on taking over as president 25 years after her father served as president…
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Convention Keynote Speaker is guest on podcast
Convention Keynote Speaker Mae Stevens, Senior Vice President of Banner Public Affairs joins us on the WQA Radio podcast this week to discuss the recent infrastructure bill, how this is a unique moment in Washington for the water industry, and what the political landscape looks like in the next few years. And she’ll give us…
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Water policy pro to headline 2023 WQA Convention
An environmental and water infrastructure policy expert who advocates for point-of-use and point-of-entry applications is the keynote speaker for the 2023 WQA Convention & Exposition. Mae Stevens is Senior Vice President at Banner Public Affairs, WQA’s new government relations firm in Washington, D.C., and also chair of Banner’s water infrastructure practice.